Nikki Brown: So emotional watching James Wilby get his gold medal. What a performance! Well done James!

Marc Austin claimed Scotland's first medal on the Gold Coast earlier today with men's triathlon bronze.

Austin, who finished 22nd in Glasgow four years ago, fought his way to a medal with a time of 52 minutes 44 seconds.

"I was thinking that this was going to be one of those agonising fourth places where you're caught on the line," Austin told BBC Sport.

"I'm just so happy that the race of my life was third. My mum, my brother, my cousins are all here. I can't wait to see them.

"My brother and my cousins will be all right, but my mum will be hyped-up. She just loves watching these races."

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• Brownlees miss out on medals. Scotland win bronze. South Africa gold.

• England women's hockey start with a 2-0 win over South Africa.

• Flora Duffy wins first gold of the Games. Jessica Learmonth wins silver for England.

• Wales stun India in the hockey

That's it for the medals today.

After watching 19 golds, I'm pretty tired.

Missed any of the action? Fear not. We're about to get you caught up...

Three seconds ahead of the rest.

That is some race from Australia.

Canada take silver and it's bronze for England!

Anna Hopkin's third leg was brilliant for the English ladies.

Australia are bossing it. Can anyone catch them? They're two seconds ahead of the field.

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James Wilby speaking to BBC: "My family is here so hopefully that was worth a trip for them!

"I really enjoyed that race. Got a PB and with the strength of British breaststroke, it's really fast and you can sometimes struggle to get onto teams so I'm just happy to be among these guys."

The final race of the session is the women's 4 x 100m freestyle relay final.

Battling it out for the medals are South Africa, England, Australia, Canada and New Zealand.

Adrian Moorhouse
1988 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion on the Gold Coast

No-one gave anything away in the first 100m then Ross Murdoch turned in the lead for the last 50. The rest of the field were watching Murdoch, but James Wilby just sat and bided his time. It's his best time by two seconds. And what a brilliant surprise.

At the halfway point, Scotland's Ross Murdoch turns first.

We continue...

Two women from the home nations make it into the 100m butterfly final.

Alys Thomas does it for Wales while Charlotte Atkinson represents the Isle of Man.

Madeline Groves of Australia set a new Games record on her way to the final.

There's a trio of Scots in this final.

Ross Murdoch, who considered retiring after the Rio Olympics after failing to qualify for the 100m breaststroke final, is bidding for his third Commonwealth medal.

He was the fastest in the heats, and is joined by Calum Tait and Craig Benson.

There's also English representation, in the form of Andrew Willis and James Wilby.

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There's been some confusion over England's national anthem. And some suggestions for an alternative...

James Long: In 2010, Team England had a vote to decide the anthem at future CWG. GSTQ, Land of Hope & Glory or Jerusalem. The Latter won. ‘England’ is mentioned in the anthem. Wish other English sports would adopt it as a national anthem. GSTQ better for Royal/GB occasions

Sam Roberts: So glad that England don’t play the British National Anthem at the Commonwealth Games. This needs to be replicated and God Save the Queen saved for when Britain play sport

Boopster: In terms of National Anthem for England at the Commonwealths, does it really matter? I'd quite like something silly like Bob the Builder! Would liven up medal ceremonies anyway!

England have now won two medals in Para-athletic swimming at the Commonwealth Games for the first time thanks to those from 16-year-old Eleanor Robinson and world record-breaking 19-year-old Thomas Hamer.